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* [[Poor Communication Kills]]: The entire episode "Your Baloo's In The Mail" proves this.
* [[Positive Discrimination]]: Subverted. Despite being a female character of the strong independent business woman variety, Rebecca makes her fair share of mistakes, with her and Baloo getting roughly equal opportunities to play the [[Straight Man]] for each other.
* [[Punishment Box]]: Baloo stays at a Thembrian penal colony which he has mistaken for a fitness camp. He is frequently sent to what he calls a "solar powered sauna."
* [[Punny Name]]: All over the place--area names like Cape Suzette (Crêpe Suzette), episode titles like "The Idol Rich" (The Idle Rich) and "The Sound and the Furry", and some major and minor characters' names.
* [[Putting on the Reich]]: The nation of Thembria resembles the Soviet Union.
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* [[Tickle Torture]]: Don Karnage does it to Kit in "Polly Wants a Treasure".
* [[Took a Level in Jerkass]]: Baloo is often shown to act more [[It's All About Me|selfish]] and [[Small Name, Big Ego|egotistical]] than his original ''[[The Jungle Book (Disney film)|The Jungle Book]]'' interpretation (albeit [[Depending on the Writer]] and balanced by [[The Ace|his role]] [[Knight in Shining Armor|in some]] [[Papa Wolf|other episodes]]).
* [[Total Eclipse of the Plot]]: In "The Time Bandit".
* [[TV Genius]]: Rebecca, in contrast to [[Book Dumb]] but streetwise Baloo, has an MBA and is refined in terms of social inequity, but is a borderline [[The Ditz|Ditz]] in terms of the outside world.
* [[The Unfair Sex]]: The show plays a variation of sorts, with a recurring plotline involving either Baloo or Rebecca falling in love with [[Romantic False Lead|a new cast member]] and generally disregarding the other character's attempts to bail them out of the problems their "[[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing|love interest]]" is causing them. Despite the similar tone and extent for many of these instances, Rebecca tends to be played as a lot more sympathetic in her cases (eg. [[Tear Jerker|"Her Chance To Dream"]], "Molly Coddled") than Baloo (eg. [[What an Idiot!|"A Star Is Torn"]]).
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{{quote|'''Don Karnage:''' Fools! Surely they would not be so stupid as to attack the ''Iron Vulture''! ''(Ship rocks with impact)'' ...They are more stupid than I thought!}}
** Also in "Polly Wants a Treasure"
{{quote|'''Ignatz:''' We gotta get Kit outta there before one of those idiots [the pirates] sets off Captain [[Punny Name|Juan Toomanie]]'s ''big'' trap!
'''Baloo:''' ''(leaning backwards)'' Relax, that would take somebody ''really'' dumb.
''(the stalagmite he's leaning against falls back with a click)''
'''Ignatz:''' ''([[Insufferable Genius|Long-suffering sigh]])'' Right again, Baloo. }}
* [[Wholesome Crossdresser]]: Baloo as "[[Punny Name|Tan-Margaret]]" in "Feminine Air".
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* [[With Friends Like These...]]: Used a fair few times, usually with [[Loveable Rogue|Baloo]] or [[Control Freak|Rebecca]].
* [[World of Funny Animals]]
* [[World War OneI]]: Part of the Squadron of Seven's [[Backstory]] in "Bygones".
* [[Wronski Feint]] / [[Aerial Canyon Chase]]: Baloo's main defense against attackers in the air since his cargo plane is unarmed.
* [[Xanatos Gambit]]: Shere Khan always finds some measure of victory even in defeat - even in plots ''that don't involve him''.
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